Substance use and addiction represent one of the most complex, multifaceted public health challenges in India today. For decades, our society has viewed addiction predominantly through a moral or criminal lens—a personal failing or a character flaw. However, a closer look at the fabric of our communities reveals a deeply intertwined biopsychosocial phenomenon.
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A Message from Rev. Fr. Cajetan Menezes, Mentor and Director, Tripta Foundation My dear brothers, sisters and fellow citizens, Today, June 26th, marks the International Day Against Drug Abuse and…
I. The Silent Epidemic: Understanding Substance Abuse in India Substance addiction represents a profound and escalating concern across India, posing significant challenges to individuals, families, and the broader society. This…
